K–2 Reading Screening Family Kit (English & Spanish)
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This K–2 reading screening family kit gives California school offices 27 printable pages of notices, opt-out forms and results letters in English and Spanish for the required K–2 reading screening.
What you get: 27 printable pages for K–2 schools, every family piece in English and Spanish. US Letter PDF. Instant download after checkout; nothing is shipped.
California now screens every K–2 student for reading difficulties (Education Code 53008). Schools must tell families before screening, accept written opt-outs, and send results home within 45 days with clear next steps. This kit gives your office every family-facing piece, in English and Spanish, ready to copy.
What's inside (27 pages)
- Staff page: what the law asks, in plain words
- Timeline planner and checklist (15-day notice, 45-day results, new students)
- Notice before screening, written opt-out form and new-student notice (EN/ES)
- Three results letters: on track, watch and support, extra support (EN/ES)
- Family FAQ and parent conference guide (EN/ES)
- 6-week home reading plan, 4 pages (EN/ES)
- Family Reading Night run sheet and bilingual sign-in sheet
California standards
Home practice pages are tagged to CA Common Core ELA Reading Foundational Skills (RF.K.2, RF.K.3, RF.1.2, RF.1.3, RF.2.3, RF.2.4). A standards map is included.
Works with any state-approved screener (Amira, mCLASS/DIBELS 8, Multitudes, ROAR). Letters explain that a screening result is not a diagnosis. No student data is collected by us; everything stays on paper at your school.
License
Classroom use included with every license option.
School license: unlimited copies for every staff member at one school. District license: the same rights for up to 10 schools in one district. Purchase orders and W-9: shopcreatorsupplyco@gmail.com. Digital download; no physical product.
Funding fit: Schools often use Title I/SPSA or LCFF funds for resources like this; your district decides.
Guide: California's K–2 Reading Screening Requirement (EC 53008): A Guide for Schools and Families
Frequently asked questions
What is the K–2 Reading Screening Family Kit?
It gives a California K–2 school office every family-facing piece needed for the required reading difficulty screening, in English and Spanish and ready to copy. Schools must tell families before screening, accept written opt-outs, and send results home within 45 days.
What is inside?
27 printable pages: a staff page on the law, a timeline planner, a notice before screening, an opt-out form, a new-student notice, three results letters, a family FAQ, a parent conference guide, a 6-week home reading plan, and a Family Reading Night run sheet and sign-in sheet.
Are the family pieces in Spanish?
Yes. Every family piece is in English and Spanish.
Which screeners does it work with?
It works with any state-approved screener, such as Amira, mCLASS/DIBELS 8, Multitudes or ROAR. The letters explain that a screening result is not a diagnosis.
How much does it cost?
The School license is $149 for unlimited copies for every staff member at one school, and the District license is $599 for the same rights at up to 10 schools in one district. Purchase orders and W-9 requests go to shopcreatorsupplyco@gmail.com.
Does it collect student data?
No. No student data is collected by us; everything stays on paper at your school.
Pairs well with
- Next-Step School Kit: California Diagnostics Companion (K-5): after screening, its K–3 reading practice with Form A and Form B progress checks gives students a next step, with family pages in English and Spanish.
- ELPAC Results & Reclassification Family Kit (English & Spanish), updated for AB 2555: like this kit, it gives your office ready-to-send family letters in English and Spanish, here for ELPAC results and reclassification.